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Skippyjon Jones at Kohls

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Have you heard that Skippyjon Jones is at Kohls? I'm just most of you already knew that. I received an email a while ago and forgot about it. Then while shooping in my local Kohls I saw him. Well I didn't see him, which made me sad. After I wasn't able to find little Skippy, I went online. I was able to find Skippy and all of his friends!

Talk about being excited! They also had a backpack for only $5. Yes, I forgot to mention that all of the toys, hardcover books, and backpack are only $5.

I bought all of the plush toys, but I bought 2 Skippy's. One for my classroom and one for this backpack. When I was in kindergarten, my teacher had a backpack with a teddy bear and a notebook inside. One lucky student got to take it home every weekend. Inside the notebook they would write what they did with the bear. I want to do the same thing in my classroom, only with Skippy. I'm also thinking of adding a disposable camera in the backpack as well to have them take a picture with them and Skippy. I can't wait for my order to come in!!

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  1. Miss PasquaJuly 25, 2012 at 8:10 AM

    I'm giving you a "One Lovely Blog" award! Come by and pick it up :)

    http://mspasquakinder.blogspot.com

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  2. Mrs. CockrellJuly 25, 2012 at 11:44 AM

    Oh YAY! Skippyjon is one of fave read alouds EVER! I am so doing the same thing!!! Thanks for the heads up. :D

    -Gayla
    Teach On.

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    1. JenniferJuly 25, 2012 at 3:25 PM

      No problem! I think I'm going to add some paper book copies of the book in the backpack as well.

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  3. Vicky HuntJuly 26, 2012 at 5:07 AM

    How adorable! I love Skippyjon and I love your blog....so, I am awarding you with the One Lovely Blog award. You can stop by to pick it up anytime!

    Vicky
    Keep Calm & Imagine

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  4. Mrs. ZieglerJuly 26, 2012 at 7:31 PM

    Hi Jennifer:) I really enjoyed hoppin' around your blog. I just nominated you for the "One Lovely Blog" award so come on by to pick it up. I am trying to become one of your newest followers but Google is doing something weird tonight, it won't let me join anyone's blog! I promise I will come back by and join up with you. I look forward to following you!

    ~Rachel
    Teaching with Z

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